New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
EULOGIZING DIR. McGLYNN.
HIS PARIsHIoNERs SEND HIM A LETTER.


THE DAVITT RECEPTION MONEY ADDED TO HIS FUND
FATHER COTTON LOOKS FOR PEACE
The st. Stephens Pensioners Committee OF
Ihirty-fve is just as resolutcly bent on securing
Dr. McGlynns reinstatement ever. IL held an
enthusiastic meeting last evening at No. 435
Ihrd-ave. and appointed subcommittee TO
secure the Academy Of Music or Madison Square
Garden for Sunday evening. February -, when
an entertainment viii be given In the interests oil
the McGlynn fund The committee appointed to
wait on Patrick Ford, Of "The Irish World, yes
terday IN regard to the proceeds Of Mr.. Davitt S
lecture reported that Mr.. Ford had decided to
hand over the entire sum. about $4,000. except
5000 for the Fenian Monument in Dublin. to the
fund being raised for DR.. McGlynn. 1t was not
stated whether Mr. Ford had been led to change
his mind by Mr.. Dayitt's advice. However, the
committee were put in high spirits over the an
nounccment. This, together with the amount al
ready raised in the IariSh makes the flnd ABOUT
$4,000. which his friends look upon simply as a
fair beginning The following letter to DR.. Nc
Glynn was drawn up and taken to him by one VI
the committee last night
Nxw.YoRK CITY, MONDAY. Jan. 81 1887
IT. ne Rtr Dr FDwAnD McGIYNN .,..,ou.
through their comm tee desire To- cypress to You deep
est sympathy In the trial undergoing ami now sIrNtu
impaired Yon have bern our spiritual father faiihfu
rsn our pnSing ghe i%r % Than th,t born Of
The ordinary relations between sior ana people io' VIC nave
II not Tor Us To- Iepeat to Yen NE m 1n in secret the
wise counsel. Won have gwen TO re ironbrd .ho %
ock have seen tes pes and knowing them yoperae
TO a. degree That those In high places oS1 l ~;
understand and the appre ate ana al
that church for which e. assured YOU would gladly His
scandalized in the least pItcuar. , ono
oar children have beneath vour fostering care
you have yenei tho faith o the wetK lou nave De
over f rbe pSrs Of T Siepen He o alone E@ow
gloom ~ 10 ID" dSpele Whet let Won are 70 ,io
Borrowing children Their begin your a,ioS
anew in some distant church we wish TO aH'rr You ~ ~" Va
changing respect AMI admiration an our undying ve We
pray Won To accept this testimony o. our Trg.Ti
strength aud guidance M The hour ot our mlNo u
IL would he impairment for here Ia tonoh upon or
Tire Archbishop or the
Holy see The enemies oi the Church have selhe nP
ry and wound that glorious inst tuition which Hou n,s
has ounde and whrh has been the saviour and rteceta
Of mankind Our enemies have charged that the
Church and that the splr that Church is not IN accord
We tliank God dear father that We have an nam
pl"n az You -yon who arc devoted allkr 10 mo Nh"''
Wishing Won very reverend father speedy re,tor
alton to health AM Ia your obeden ana tal
hI9nG9 ,,,, Iot - H., rt '
The committee viii meet tomorrow evening AT
No. 2O4 East Thirty -nintlsst. 10 receive the
report OF the subcommittee appointed to secure
place for holding the entertainments d.
Shradv said last evening that his patient was not
20 well yesterday In consequence OF his ear. va g
ride TO the rcctory on Saturday nieht. lie Is
now confined 10 his bed and forbidden To do any
thing on his statement for the present. Dr. Mo
Glynn was 50 anxious to secure his private papers
that the physician thinks it was probably rellet
to his mind to get them, though the Journey was
a severe strain upOn him physically. over slOO
was collected yesterday for DR.. McGlynn at W. l.
Rchtcrs store. Broadway and Wo.thst, mostly
from the carpet and dry goods men, Inc lilehd'
Of the Doctor ere confident they VIII now Ease
over $4,000 for him in this uty.